Lots of hard problems to solve. Very little to no micromanagement. Brilliant colleagues. A place where serious engineers thrive, learn, and succeed. No red tape. Variety of options from distributed systems to cloud computing to devices and robotics. Every day is still Day One attitude is pervasive at Amazon, and that's a good thing. Above-average compensation.
The pace is very fast, and some people have a hard time adjusting.
Being vocally self-critical can be challenging for those not used to functioning in this type of environment.
Better benefits, especially maternity and paternity. The same goes for refreshments and snacks. These are now industry standard practices and they matter to some, especially new candidates.
I was contacted by a recruiter, and then I had a phone screening interview. Usual questions about Amazon Leadership Principles were asked, and I answered them using the STAR methodology and data-driven situations. Surprisingly, I received a rejection
1-hour phone screen. If successful, this is followed by: * A 5-person loop interview (1 hour each) * 4 behavioral interviews based on Amazon's Leadership Principles * 1 technical design interview Breaks will be provided in between. Additiona
After the initial phone screen, I went to the final stage, which consisted of five interviews spread across two days. I spoke with a hiring manager, some SDEs, and a TPM. There were many situational and behavioral interview questions, with one system
I was contacted by a recruiter, and then I had a phone screening interview. Usual questions about Amazon Leadership Principles were asked, and I answered them using the STAR methodology and data-driven situations. Surprisingly, I received a rejection
1-hour phone screen. If successful, this is followed by: * A 5-person loop interview (1 hour each) * 4 behavioral interviews based on Amazon's Leadership Principles * 1 technical design interview Breaks will be provided in between. Additiona
After the initial phone screen, I went to the final stage, which consisted of five interviews spread across two days. I spoke with a hiring manager, some SDEs, and a TPM. There were many situational and behavioral interview questions, with one system